SELECTED REVIEWS FOR
Harvest for Hope

If you want to be newly awakened to the joy of eating, to the miracle of food, and to the power each of us has by the way we live our lives, do yourself a favor. Get a copy ofHarvest for Hope. I promise you: your life will change in countless ways, all of them for the better...One of those rare truly great books that can change the world.
-- John Robbins, author of The Food Revolution and Diet for a New America

In Harvest for Hope, Jane Goodall convinces us that we should have a new relationship with food, one that is inspiring and delicious, at the same time a preservation of tradition and an act of conservation.
-- Alice Waters, author of Chez Panisse Fruit and Chez Panisse Vegetables

I love this book! Jane Goodall’s generous, playful spirit imbues every fascinating age. Harvest for Hope is full of mind-expanding observations. . . a personal, tender wake-up call telling us that we can reclaim the wisdom of our bodies.
-- Frances Moore Lappe, author of Hope's Edge and Diet for a Small Planet

“That Jane Goodall feels called to bring her life as a zoologist in Africa to bare on the state of food in the world, shows that regardless of what we've done in our lives, what we choose to eat matters. And how. Thankfully, Harvest for Hope points to the actions we can take to correct the imbalances. But it starts where it must, by making us conscious beings, for ultimately, environmental transformation can't exist outside of personal transformation. If you haven’t thought much about the food you eat and the choices you make (and even if you have), this is an important book to read!”
-- Deborah Madison, author of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone and Local Flabors: Cooking and Eating from America's Marmers' Markets

“A lucid, anecdote-filled introduction to the world of food, revealing how our food production affects us and how our choices affect the environment. . . Consider this book the shopping list for you and your children’s future.”
-- Paul Hawken, author of Ecology of Commerce

“Thrice a day you get the chance to change the planet. You can change it in significant ways, if you follow just some of this book’s wise advice.”
-- Bill McKibben, author of Wandering Home: A Long Walk Across America's Most Hopeful Landscape

SELECTED REVIEWS FOR
Cracking the New E-conomy

Cracking the New E-conomy was selected by the National Commission on Entrepreneurship in their Top 10 "must-read" selections for Spring 2001.

From Randall E. Stross
Author of eBoys and The Microsoft Way
Cracking the New E-conomy is a handy handbook for software entrepreneurs: comprehensive in coverage and pithy in its content.

From the Journal of New England Technology
Walk into any bookstore and you will find shelves of books on doing business in the Digital Age. But among those tomes you won't find as practical or as extensive a guide as Cracking the New E-conomy.

CMP's Tech Web - March 24, 2000
Book Gives Start-ups Sage Advice
From Software Market Gurus
By Stuart Glascock
Start-up stage entrepreneurs or software engineers jumping into today's high-velocity business climate can spend thousands of dollars for consultants and advisors in law, marketing, sales, and global commerce. Tapping into the voices of experience is an alternative.

Jeanne Lang Jones, dbusiness.com, Feb. 22, 2000
"Nothing e-asy about e-commerce
...Cracking the New E-conomy is a nuts-and-bolts guide to launching a business, from forming a corporation to picking an exit strategy.

Written by 68 experts and edited by Gary McAvoy, the book is divided into four sections, starting with a look at the nature of work today in an Internet economy. The remaining sections focus on the needs of startups, expanding companies and mature companies. Chapters cover accounting practices and how to hire and retain good staff.

"Within these covers you will hear the voices of experience: in law, marketing, finance, sales, intelligence and global commerce," McAvoy said. "Take heed - and succeed."